Rezlife Stories

The enigmatic Uncle is known for his ability to suck out the stories of others and use them as a deep medicine to cleanse the person's life. One dark night he takes in the stories of Tomtom's upbringing on the Reservation and lets them swirl around and around in a cold spiral that reaches throughout the boy's memory and pulls from the spiral those moments Thomas needs to face. Uncle's chapters released every Tuesday and TomTom's chapters released every Friday. Intertwined events in one boy's life explore a magical realist modern day fantasy. Kirkus Review https://ourorchard.co/2018/07/05/kirkus-review-for-old-ndn/ Purchase Book https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/1979748357/ref=as_li_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=dandan054-20&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=1979748357&linkId=cb3d1ba6b22112cab8f4381edb2e935d

There is always mystical stories of human beings. Have you ever thought maybe they do exist, maybe they are real. Here is such a story of Three sisters who are Nakoda Women who are mystical and can bring balance into the world. Like all human beings the three sisters must face their realities to harness their elements.

Cheater is about a love triangle between three boys name ryder, Jordan Martin and Jake martin. All 3 boys are cousins but they dont find that out until later on when 2 of them tie the knot.

The University of Kelvin offers the Hardest Program Known To Man, so naturally Sarah Christensen enrolled. The 17-year-old idealist was prepared to prove herself in a male-dominated faculty. She was not prepared for late-night treasure hunts, tennis-racket spaghetti, or homicidal roommates. Sarah's new friends are eager to show her the joys of freedom on campus - but "friendships" in this new world are just as much a puzzle as the tangle of labs, assignments, lectures, and tests assaulting her. FIRST is an honest look at young love, loss and heartbreak, and the struggle to maintain your spirit - and sense of humor - after learning the world is not at all what you imagined. Cover Photo Credit: Julianna Dreger